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He didn’t know who he’d just betrayed or saved. But for the first time in three years, he wasn’t whispering answers into a stranger’s ear.

She wasn’t looking at the proctors. She was looking up. Directly into the lens.

Then Finn’s screen flickered.

Finn grabbed his coat, Lars’s photo, and a thumb drive with every transaction, every client, every backdoor he’d ever built. Outside, the rain had finally stopped. The IJsselmeer was still as glass.

Tonight’s client was a problem. Meneer Van der Heijden, CEO of a logistics firm, had paid for the Premium Plus package: two cameras, a heartbeat monitor bypass, and a direct line to Finn’s ear. The exam was in twenty minutes. Van der Heijden was already sweating through his Musto sailing shirt. Vaarbewijs4all

Finn had a choice. Feed the answer. Keep the money. Stay safe.

“Good choice, captain. Now run.”

He closed his laptop. The woman in the raincoat was gone from the security feed. But his phone buzzed one last time.

He hated it. But it paid for his son’s therapy sessions. He didn’t know who he’d just betrayed or saved

And it sounded like a second chance.